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Josie had a choice of 3 breads, 3 choices of meat, and 5 choices of cheeses to make a sandwich. How many different sandwiches can she make?
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Josie had a choice of 3 breads, 3 choices of meat, and 5 choices of cheeses to make a sandwich.
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The problem is a case that uses the fundamental principles of counting. The number of different ways that a sandwich can be made is the product obtained when the number of bread is multiplied by the numbers of choices of meat and the cheese. That would be 3 x 3 x 5 which is equal to 45.
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